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Conor Gallagher - Going to Athletico (p81)
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ricky_otto said:Hornchurch said:Any chance that Chelsea would do the right thing and loan us a replacement? Who is this other midfielder that they are hawking around for a loan?
Also, regarding Spurs's Jack Clarke going to QPR, wouldn't we be a better option for him?Clarke would be a decent signing - but we would no doubt see him injured 2 games in to his loan spell.
he's made two appearances for the Chelsea first team this season so i think anyone taking him on loan will be expected to play him every week0 -
I'm not sure if Southall's "model" will like paying high wages for a player who isnt ours....8
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Hornchurch said:ricky_otto said:Hornchurch said:Any chance that Chelsea would do the right thing and loan us a replacement? Who is this other midfielder that they are hawking around for a loan?
Also, regarding Spurs's Jack Clarke going to QPR, wouldn't we be a better option for him?Clarke would be a decent signing - but we would no doubt see him injured 2 games in to his loan spell.1 -
No worries guys. We all thought it’d be impossible without Bielik and Gallen and Bowyer kept us going with no funds at all. I have total faith that they will keep everything going fine now they have funds to mean we can replace Gallagher if he does go.8
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I know its gutting, ( i've even got to change my profile pic!!) he has been off key for a while, i think he shines when he's got better players around him, which we may / may not have had around him in the 2nd half of the season.
Works both ways, we've loaned out our kids, and called them back as soon as we needed them , Chelseas can do what they like, he's their player not ours.
For me all the whilst you are patching up your team / squad , with another clubs players you are asking for trouble.
We need a strategy where we have a good squad of our saleable assets, that we can dictate what price they are sold, thats the goal for me anyway.
Living in cuckoo land , must we must be bringing in a heck of player to replace him unless we're going to buy him!!!5 -
SamE7 said:FishCostaFortune said:Conor Gallagher staying at Charlton. Just confirmed. By me. Because I'm not an idiot.4
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Also, genuine question. Is there not a chance they’re just checking on progress? I know nothing but I would have thought it’s not too uncommon for a player to go back and spend a day or two training with his senior club so they can assess progress.0
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Know a few Chelsea rent boys and even they are confused at the point of recalling him.
Good old Fat Frank.0 -
It would be REALLY annoying if Chelsea are just recalling him to send him to another club in the same division, but ultimately the parent club has the right to do what they want
Last season Harvey Barnes was on loan at WBA for the season, but did so well (9 goals) that Leicester took him back. Eoin Doyle was on loan at Swindon for the season, but got recalled by Bradford last week. In those cases the parent club actually wanted to play the player, but I'm sure WBA and Swindon fans were just as gutted if not more so.0 -
Has he gone back or not?0
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What an absolute load of shit this tweet is28 -
J BLOCK said:Lad I work with plays for Dorking, where Connors two brother play. Says that Connor doesn’t want to leave but Two other teams in the champ are going to be paying 100% of his wages and we’re currently only paying 1/3. He was the same lad that told me Lockyer was signing a few weeks before he did, so no reason to not trust him.0
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I'm holding hope until it actually happensFrom my perspective, there's little point in recalling him just to ship him out to another Championship team1
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Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:SamE7 said:FishCostaFortune said:Conor Gallagher staying at Charlton. Just confirmed. By me. Because I'm not an idiot.
Though he has not gone to another club just yet.0 -
Rossman92 said:
What an absolute load of shit this tweet is1 -
If we had been in the position of Chelsea, we would be doing exactly the same as them with our young players, you cant blame Chelsea for looking after the Interests of their loan players. Connor was put out on loan to learn, and to clubs who can help further his career, Chelsea were happy enough to loan him to us, but unfortunately our Injuries changed the landscape. Having a go at Chelsea for recalling him is harsh, Connor is after all said and done their player, we were fortunate, and lucky enough to have him, and I really hope he goes on to become a world class player. Not many young players will get up and walk away after being taken out by the likes of Bamford, I wish him all the best for his future, was a pleasure watching him, now we move on.8
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ValleyGary said:FULLERpromise said:J BLOCK said:Lad I work with plays for Dorking, where Connors two brother play. Says that Connor doesn’t want to leave but Two other teams in the champ are going to be paying 100% of his wages and we’re currently only paying 1/3. He was the same lad that told me Lockyer was signing a few weeks before he did, so no reason to not trust him.
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ValleyGary said:Rossman92 said:
What an absolute load of shit this tweet is1 -
The clause in the loan deal ment he has to be recalled today, or not at all.
Maybe Chelsea wanted to have a look at him in training maybe even play him in their U23s (are they still in the FA Cup?) then loan him out again. Maybe even back to us if Connor was happy.
Actually they would be stupid not to recall him because they couldn't change their minds after today.0 -
RC_CAFC said:Also, genuine question. Is there not a chance they’re just checking on progress? I know nothing but I would have thought it’s not too uncommon for a player to go back and spend a day or two training with his senior club so they can assess progress.
I think our chances of keeping him are slim.0 -
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I hope we refuse to do business with Chelski in future.5
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:ValleyGary said:FULLERpromise said:J BLOCK said:Lad I work with plays for Dorking, where Connors two brother play. Says that Connor doesn’t want to leave but Two other teams in the champ are going to be paying 100% of his wages and we’re currently only paying 1/3. He was the same lad that told me Lockyer was signing a few weeks before he did, so no reason to not trust him.1
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JaysusTheJay said:I'm holding hope until it actually happensFrom my perspective, there's little point in recalling him just to ship him out to another Championship team3
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The Red Robin said:I hope we refuse to do business with Chelski in future.5
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Put yourself in Chelsea's shoes. You hear reports that he's developed really well at Charlton, so you decide to see for yourself how well and how he copes in training with the Chelsea first team. And you give yourself three options. 1. Having evaluated his progress and seen how well he has improved, you loan him back to Charlton, to complete the twelve months; 2. You see that he has developed, but plateaued, so you look to loan him to a higher-placed Championship club (or even a Premier League club) to see if he can "kick on"; 3. You see that he has exceeded expectations and now has a genuine opportunity to compete for a first team place at Chelsea, so you terminate the loan agreement.
I can see (1) being a very real possibility. We have all seen how well he has progressed. I think (2) is unlikely, because it is predicated on him reaching a plateau - I don't think anyone thinks that's the case. I think (3) is a possibility, but, realistically, it's too soon for him to compete for a Chelsea first team place.
Chelsea's choice is probably either- Send him back to Charlton to continue his development under Bowyer and Jackson; or
- Send him to somewhere like Swansea to see if he can improve more under his old England u-21 coach Steve Cooper
I hope they decide to send him back to Charlton for the reasons above; although I feel they might decide there's more of an advantage to send him somewhere "better". Either way, I think we'll cope: the best teams (and that's what we should be aiming to be) develop their own players. So it might be time for someone to step into his shoes.9 -
Cafc_lifer said:JaysusTheJay said:I'm holding hope until it actually happensFrom my perspective, there's little point in recalling him just to ship him out to another Championship teamTrue, typical short memory of a football fan eh?2
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The Red Robin said:I hope we refuse to do business with Chelski in future.
They know how well he's done here and if anything this can only have strengthened our claims to getting players from them in future.
In an ideal world if he doesn't stay, they'll feel bad and give us someone else.2 -
ValleyGary said:DoctorCharlton said:FishCostaFortune said:DoctorCharlton said:We've just lost our best player, to say I am absolutely gutted would be an understatement.
Conor is 100 times better than Cullen.
Edit: ok maybe not 100x, but much better. Offers so much more going forward than Cullen.
Cullen can control a game when he plays well. Gallagher is fantastic but he's hundred miles an hour. Cullen has a proper football brain.
I'm on record of saying I hate Chelsea more than Millwall or Palace because of their Vandalism back in the day, But we don't burn our Stamford bridges because they have 100's on loan and we may need another one of their players before this windows done.
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Chunes said:What does recalling him for assessment mean?5
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FishCostaFortune said:Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:SamE7 said:FishCostaFortune said:Conor Gallagher staying at Charlton. Just confirmed. By me. Because I'm not an idiot.
Though he has not gone to another club just yet.1